With the temperatures rising, staying hydrated is essential. Those on certain medications are at a higher risk of experiencing dehydration due to sun exposure.
This is important not only for their careers but for the community. Especially for northeast Arkansas as many rural areas are in need of more physicians to treat patients.
As summer starts, student-athletes are hard at work training for the next school year. School officials and doctors urge students to take the proper precautions and prevent overheating.
Law enforcement is warning all river-goers to keep their eyes peeled for the infamous Spring River sinkhole that took the life of a Paragould woman in June 2020.
Trumann has been working for the past week to flush out their fire hydrants, it’s a process that makes sure fire crew can access water in case of emergency, but it is leading to some side effects for residents.
The Missouri ACLU on Thursday sued statewide officials for stonewalling a constitutional amendment to restore abortion rights as the attorney general pushes for a price tag on the proposal that is 1 million times higher than what the state auditor has estimated.
Missouri’s Republican governor on Thursday said he’s ready to force lawmakers to keep working if they do not send him bills putting limits on transgender kids’ health care and participation in sports by the session’s upcoming end.
Come May 9 people in Piggott will have the chance to continue a sales tax that has been drastically helping the emergency room at the Piggott Community Hospital.
One Izard County town is upset after a business was found dumping sewage on city property, but luckily for them, they don't have to worry about it any longer.
The Missouri ACLU on Monday sued to block new state restrictions on both adults and children seeking gender-affirming health care, which are set to begin on Thursday.
High schoolers from around the area got the chance to get hands-on experience at the New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine at Arkansas State University.
Offering a helping hand when it comes to healthcare throughout rural parts of the state having access to proper emergency medical services can be struggle, but in Mississippi County that is about to change.